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Excellence.With heart.

The heart of CMC is to provide health, healing, and hope to patients and their families in a manner that offers innovative high quality services, compassion, and respect for the human dignity of every individual who seeks or needs our care. We accomplish this mission by focusing on five important pillars: People, Service, Quality, Finance and Growth. These pillars serve as the foundation of everything we do.

Throughout this Annual Report you will find information about how the work we do is made possible because of our People. The board members, physicians, healthcare providers, staff and volunteers compassionately make decisions about our patients’ experiences and care, hoping to provide them with the information and support they need to make important medical decisions.

Catholic Medical Center is passionate about providing quality care and the finest experience to all patients regardless of their ability to pay. This is a vital component of our Service pillar. As part of this pillar we focus on the community health services that are offered through CMC. These programs provide prenatal care for low income women, primary care for refugees, oral healthcare for low income or uninsured children and adults, healthcare for the homeless of our city, and medication assistance for those who are unable to afford lifesaving medications. CMC was proud to invest over $72 million dollars in services to support our community.

The Quality pillar is represented through the caliber of care we provide to our patients. Our physicians and staff work tirelessly to ensure that our patients are cared for in accordance to federal guidelines and that the hospital exceeds national expectations of safety and infection control. In fiscal year 2015, CMC was given many awards in recognition of the quality of the care delivered to our patients. We are proud to list them on the back cover of this report.

I see our Finance pillar as an important element that supports the care of our patients. Thanks to engaged donor support and sound financial management, CMC is able to invest in lifesaving technologies, cardiac research, top notch care providers and the expansion of vital community health programs. The strength of our finance pillar allows CMC to invest in keeping quality, compassionate healthcare close to you and your family.

The pillar for Growth focuses on looking at strategies to support the future of Catholic Medical Center’s programs and services for the future. We have some exciting plans for the future that involve the expansion of new programs and facilities. These expansions will help us better meet the needs of our patients and their families.

On behalf of Catholic Medical Center’s board, physicians and staff I want to thank you for your support. I hope that you enjoy reviewing our annual report.

Joseph Pepe, MDPresident & CEO

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64,649Non-invasive Cardiac Procedures

180,278 Hospital Inpatient & Outpatient Visits

511Open Heart Surgeries

9,673 Total Surgeries

1,028Births

facts

885,717Lab Tests 330

Full Service Hospital BedsNot-for-Profit

2,502Hospital Employees

38Sub-specialties

501Doctors

People Service Growth

Culture of Excellence

FinanceQuality

Providing health, healing and hope to all

Mission

The heart of Catholic Medical Center is to provide health, healing, and hope in a manner that offers innovative high quality services, compassion, and respect for the human dignity of every individual who seeks or needs our care as part of Christ’s healing ministry through the Catholic Church.

Values

• Treat others with compassion and promote social justice and equality

• Understand and believe human dignity with respect to the sanctity of human life from conception to natural death

• Continually strive for excellence in what we do in regards to quality, patient safety, continuum of care, palliative care, hospice, etc.

• Respect patients, family and each other

• Promote patient-centered care with special attention to the poor, underserved and vulnerable

Vision

Guided by our Mission and Values, we are committed to becoming the finest customer experience, lowest cost, best outcome provider in the region.

History

Catholic Medical Center was established in 1974 with the merger of Notre Dame Hospital and Sacred Heart Hospital, both Manchester-based Catholic Institutions founded in the 1890s. CMC is a not-for-profit, tax-exempt licensed 330-bed full-service acute care hospital with an affiliated medical staff of over 500 physicians serving the residents of the greater Manchester area and throughout New Hampshire. CMC has one of the highest case mix indexes in the state, which means that we serve some of the most critically ill patients in the state of New Hampshire.

Table of Contents

Letter to the Community |1 Mission, Values, Vision, History |2-3 People |4-5 Service |6-7 Quality |8-9 Finance |10-11 Growth|12-13

Donors|14-19 People, Places and Partnership |20-21

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The Daisy Award is given to a nurse who demon-strates kind and compassionate care to patients. With our thanks, we congratulate:

Michele Zorawowicz, RN, PACU

Melissa Currier, RN, E100

Kelsey Skeffington, RN, Wound Center

Jennifer Hussey, RN, HVIU

Kristen Keeffe, RN, CMU

Golden Heart Award is given quarterly to an individual or team who:

Creates a community of caring and consistent customer service excellence

Has a positive attitude, takes initiative, and is proactive

Fosters collaboration and teamwork

Congratulations and thank you to our Golden Heart winners:

Urgent Care, Bedford NH

Rod McQuarrie, Plumber Facilities

Robert Rzepka, MD, Hospitalist Medicine

Kendra Viviers, Physical Therapist Assistant, Outpatient Rehab

President & CEO Joseph Pepe, MD, was named among the Top 100 Physician Leaders in 2014

Please see page 20 for a list of Board Members and Staff

people

Caregivers At a Glance 501 doctors

230 Allied Health Professionals

691 RNs

233 LPNs and LNAs

316 volunteers gave 42,353 hours of service valued at $977,084

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service$72,973,142 in Value to the Community

Along with sophisticated clinical and medical quality, our compassionate care extends to vital programs and services to meet the health needs of our community, including the most vulnerable and medically underserved populations.

Between July 1, 2013-June 30, 2014 (FY2014), CMC provided $72.9 million to care for our community. CMC was ranked the highest in NH (as percentage of revenue) at about 19% and well above the average of 7.5% for US hospitals. Please read our complete Community Benefit Report at CatholicMedicalCenter.org.

Subsidized Health Services CMC underwrites these services and seeks donor and grant support to increase access to care for those in need, including:

• Health Care for the Homeless • Medication Assistance Program • Poisson Dental Facility• West Side Neighborhood Health Center • Subsidized Continuing Care• Pregnancy Care Center • Special Care Nursery

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Community Health Improvements Based on needs identified in the 2013 Greater Manchester Community Health Needs Assess-ment, CMC regularly provides community-based health education, prevention and screening programs, including:

• Community health education and physical fitness classes

• Health screenings at little or no cost to community members, including breast, cervical and skin cancer screenings

• Fruit and Vegetable Assistance Program• Parish Nurse Program• Patient transportation services• Fertility Health Education Services• Wellness programs for the homeless

* Other Community Benefits include Leveraged Revenue, Health Professions Education, Financial Contributions, Community-Building Activities, Clinical Research, and Community Benefit Operations.

57%

21%

16%

4%2%$41.7M Medicaid/Medicare Shortfall$15.1M Subsidized Health Services$11.7M Charity Care$1.7M Community Health Improvements$2.7M Other Community Benefits*

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CMC Named 2015 “Health Care Business of the Year” by Business NH Magazine

We are so proud of this award. It acknowledges the contributions we make to our community, patients, and employees. Our providers, nurses and allied health professionals provide outstanding care in a wide range of settings. Managers, administration and support staff are committed to making daily operations more patient-focused and efficient. Many of our heroes are located off campus or behind the scenes. It recognizes all of the work that goes into each of our pillars: people, service, quality, finance, and growth.

On Top of the World: Conquering Cardiac Rehab and Mount Fuji

Since his days as a US Navy pilot, Howie Wheeler wanted to scale Mount Fuji in Japan. But Mount Fuji faded to a far-away dream as Howie and his wife raised their three daughters and lived full lives.

A near-death experience brought the dream back into focus. “I thought I had no limitations, because I had always been reasonably fit and followed a good diet,” says Wheeler. In June of 2013, Howie was mowing his lawn and nearly passed out. “Next thing you know, my doctor tells me I needed coronary artery bypass graft surgery because of serious plaque build-up in my heart,” says Wheeler. He was immediately admitted to CMC, where doctors performed surgery. “I was out of intensive care in a day, in

recovery for a week and then discharged,” explains Wheeler.

Every day he felt noticeably better. Howie was pain free and quickly gaining strength in CMC’s cardiac rehab center, where he performed light exercises for eight weeks under the watchful eye of nurses and trained exercise specialists.

But Mount Fuji beckoned. “My nurses urged me to join the CMC Wellness Center, which is known as phase three of cardiac recovery,” says Wheeler.

After nine months of training, and a practice hike up the Mount Washington Auto Road, Howie was ready for the next step: Japan. A little more than a year after his surgery, Howie arrived at the base station of Mount Fuji. He was the oldest member of his hiking party. After hiking to 11,000 feet, “I watched the sun rise above the clouds and it was breathtaking. It was like an upside-down sunset,” says Wheeler. Later that day, Howie reached the summit of Mount Fuji, elevation 12,388 feet. A 30-year dream was realized when he safely made it back down.

Around that time, the phone rang at CMC’s cardiac wellness center. “Howie called me from Japan,” recalls Mary Kay Smith, a Cardiac Rehab Nurse Specialist. “That is how much he cares about our program. It was like he was calling home.” Says Wheeler, “I see myself as a result of my care from the nurses and Mary Kay, and their guidance through the phases of recovery. I will do that for the rest of my life.”

What’s next on Howie’s bucket list? “I plan to go to Scotland and climb the highlands area,” says Howie. “I’m getting ready and will train at the wellness center.”

In the meantime, Howie volunteers for CMC’s Caring Hearts Program where he shares his story with patients in the hospital as they are recovering from open heart surgery.

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financeCompassionate Excellence

Our Board and Senior Leaders have a responsibility to keep our finances stable, despite an unstable healthcare market of ever-changing insurance demands and ever-increasing technological advances. We are pleased to report that Standard & Poor’s (S&P) increased CMC’s long-term bond rating to A- with a stable outlook, and Moody’s upgraded CMC’s outlook from stable to positive.

These represent independent endorsements of our hard work, and make Catholic Medical Center stand out over the majority of other hospitals.

Statement of Revenues and ExpensesFiscal year ending June 30, 2015 (in thousands)

2015 2014Net patient revenues 330,762 313,382Other revenue 18,618 18,926Total Revenues $349,380 $332,308

Salaries, wages, and benefits 194,420 175,602Supplies and other 117,990 114,948Depreciation and amortization 11,771 11,045NH Medicaid enhancement tax 14,963 13,865Interest 3,211 3,887Total Operating Expenses $342,355 $319,347

Gain (loss from operations) 7,025 12,961Nonoperating gains (losses) 3,675 6,241Excess of revenues/gains over expenses $10,700 $19,202

2015 2014Cash and other current assets 114,320 118,327Board designated long-term investment 99,419 98,454Property, plant and equipment 94,475 86,988Other assets 35,087 35,061Total Assets $343,301 $338,831

Current liabilities 55,158 48,194Long-term liabilities 173,157 152,570Unrestricted net assets 106,340 129,376Temporarily restricted net assets 330 529Permanently restricted net assets 8,316 8,162Total Liabilities and Net Assets $343,301 $338,831

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FY15 Improvements • Expanded access to care through: - The New England Heart Institute

becomes The New England Heart & Vascular Institute (NEHVI). Launch of vascular and wound services at Huggins Hospital in Wolfeboro and vascular services at Overlook Medical Park in Derry

- Expansion of NEHVI facilities and beds and addition of staff

- Almost 35,000 patients seen at satellite locations throughout the state

- Debut of Teleneurolgy for evaluation by expert physicians at remote facilities

- InQuicker online self-scheduling system implemented at Urgent Care in Bedford and Breast Care Center in Bedford

- Outpatient Pain Management Center opens

- Relocation of the New England Sleep Center to the Holiday Inn on Brown Avenue, Manchester

- Expansion and relocation of Breast Care Center to Bedford. Addition of new equipment to detect cancer earlier

- New primary care office, physical therapy facilities, and lab at Hooksett Medical Park

- Renovation of the Radiology Department to integrate the latest technologies and improve patient flow for added patient privacy

• Tru-D robot starts sterilizing patient rooms throughout hospital with UV light

• Granite Health presents Tufts Health Freedom Plan for regulatory approval. Granite Health comprises CMC, Concord Hospital, LRGHealthcare, Southern New Hampshire Health System, and Wentworth-Douglas Hospital

• CMC is first in New England to offer the CardioMEMS™ implant and the FDA-approved WATCHMAN™ device, two new advances in the management of heart disease

Plans to Improve Patient Care

Over the next 5-7 years, CMC will strive to make significant changes to enhance our patients’ experience. Plans include:

• Ensuring that most of the patient rooms are private

• Creating additional parking facilities to ease patient access to care providers

• Constructing a new, easy access ambulatory center

• Expanding space, services and technology offered at The New England Heart & Vascular Institute

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Catholic Medical Center’s commitment to our mission and values is evident in our numerous awards and recognitions for quality and patient experience (see back cover). But in today’s turbulent healthcare environment, CMC must fluidly embrace new technologies, new space requirements, and new efficiencies to always strengthen our relationships with our patients, our staff, and the New Hampshire community we faithfully serve. We look forward to meeting that challenge and thank you for your part in moving us toward our goal of health, healing and hope for all.

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$449,061Individuals

$172,100Foundations &Government

Entities

$106,318Donor

SponsoredEvents

$287,865CMC Special

Events

100% of the Money Supports:• Breast Care Center diagnostic screening

equipment, patient information booklets, and wigs and prosthetics for cancer patients

• Breast and cervical cancer screenings for low-income patients

• Emergency Department lifesaving equipment

• NEHVI cardiac technology and diagnostic equipment

• Pregnancy Care Center for prenatal care for women at risk

• Poisson Dental Facility for dental care for low-income patients

• Special Care Nursery family-centered programming and neonatal equipment

• West Side Neighborhood Behavioral Health Program for low-income patients

• Fruit and Vegetable Assistance Program for low-income patients

donorsWith the help of our employees, providers and donors, Catholic Medical Center is able to deliver its mission and strive toward its vision. CMC gratefully acknowledges the receipt of over $1 million from individuals, foundations and government entities, local businesses, corporations and educational institutions. Between July 1, 2014-June 30, 2015, CMC received 678 gifts from 413 donors, including $56,997 in new gifts, and welcomed 124 new donors.

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44.2%

28.3%

17%10.5%

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CMC physicians, staff and friends enjoy a day of golf in support of The New England Heart & Vascular Institute.

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Catholic Medical Center gratefully acknowledges those who donated between July 1, 2014 and June 30, 2015.

President’s SocietyOur President’s Society reflects cash gifts from individuals who contributed $1,000 or more

Dr. Craig and Kristen BerryDrs. Lois Fink and Pamela GrichLarry and Patricia GammonPeter and Connie GoslinePowen Hsu, MDGordon and Valrie LewisPaul and Karen MertzicDr. Joseph and Anne-Marie PepeKenneth amd Grace Solinsky

Corporations, Organizations, Foundations & TrustsIncludes gifts of cash, planned giving and support via special events

$10,000+Alice C. Jadda TrustAnnie Rowell Intervivos TrustBedford Ambulatory Surgical Center, LLCCitizens BankCMC - Gift ShopDCU for KidsDigital Federal Credit UnionJoseph F. Jean Revocable TrustEstate of Josephine M. MacekEstate of Olga C. MalkoSt. Mary’s BankState of New HampshireUnited Way

In-KindSpectrum Marketing Companies

$5,000 - $9,999Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield in New HampshireBishop’s Charitable Assistance FundBJ’s Charitable FoundationBotnick Family FoundationCMC - AssociatesCMC - Pastoral CareDevine, Millimet & Branch, PAEastern BankHarvey Construction Corporation

Mary Louise Billings TrustNew England Life CarePrime Buchholz & Associates, Inc.T. Giovanis & Company, LLC

In-KindCarpineto WinesEisenberg, Vital & Ryze Advertising

$1,000 - $4,999Anesthesia Care Group, PCApple Therapy Services, LLCARAMARK HealthcareAutoFair GroupBaker, Newman & Noyes, LLCBank of New HampshireBellwether Community Credit UnionBenjamin Cohen TrustBerryDunn, McNeil & Parker, LLCBirch Hill TerraceBrady Sullivan Properties, LLCCommunity College System of NHCovidienDartmouth-Hitchcock ManchesterDerry Medical CenterDignard Architectural ServicesDiocese of ManchesterEisenberg, Vital & Ryze AdvertisingExecutive Health & Sports CenterGilbane Building CompanyHolloway Automotive GroupHome Health & Hospice CareHuggins HospitaliHeart Media

ITS, Inc.Jackson Lewis, PCKarl Storz Endoscopy-America, Inc.Lavallee/Brensinger Architects, PALongchamps Electric, Inc.Lou K. Parker Memorial FundManchester Community CollegeManchester Community Health CenterManchester Urology Associates, PAMcLane, Graf, Raulerson & Middleton, PAMetLifeMoore Center Services, Inc.NBT BankNew Era Medicine, PLLCNew Hampshire Fisher CatsNew Hampshire Healthy FamiliesNew Hampshire NeuroSpine InstituteNew Hampshire Orthopaedic CenterNixon Peabody, LLPNortheast Delta DentalSibson ConsultingSouthern NH Radiology Consultants, PCSt. Joseph HospitalTD BankTriangle Credit UnionVictor W. Dahar, PAWell Sense Health Plan

In-KindE&R Laundry & Dry CleanersHooked Seafood RestaurantIgnite Bar & GrilleLogo Loc, Ltd.

Martignetti Companies of NHMerrimack Street VolvoOpici WinesSouthern Wine & Spirits of New England, Inc.

$1 - $999Abbott Executive Search, LLCAl-Anon Support GroupAmerican Medical ResponseAndroscoggin Valley HospitalCardiothoracic Surgical Associates, PACatholic Charities New HampshireCCA Global PartnersCentral Paper Products Co., Inc.Clark & Leighton, PCCMC - Heart & Vascular UnitCronin, Bisson & Zalinsky, PCDell, Inc.Focus Physical TherapyFulcrum Associates, Inc.Gamache PropertiesHarvard Pilgrim Health Care of New EnglandHelms & Company, Inc.Hippo Press, LLCIBM Matching Grants ProgramLambert Funeral Home & Crematory, Inc.Law Offices of Howard GrossManchester Community CollegeMarsh USA, Inc.Mast Road Grain & Building Materials Co., Inc.MCPHS UniversityMetLife ResourcesMonadnock Community HospitalPastoral Counseling Services, Inc.Pawtucket Probation StaffRicoh USA, Inc.Saga Communications of New England, LLCThe Benevity Community Impact FundThe Granite YMCAThe Surgical Care Group, PCVerizon Enterprise SolutionsVerizon FoundationWorkplace Benefit Solutions

In-KindBilly’s Sports Bar & GrillCandia Woods Golf LinksCanobie Lake ParkCMC - Community Outreach and WellnessCMC - Outpatient Rehabilitation Svcs. at Dartmouth CommonsEdible Arrangements

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2014 CMC Gala: William Edwards, MD Medical Director of The Special Care Nursery at CMC, Professor, Vice Chair Pediatrics & Neonatology and Section Chief at Children’s Hospital at Dartmouth; Gala Chairman and Master of Ceremonies Ron Covey, President & CEO of St. Mary’s Bank; The Most Reverend Peter Libasci, Bishop of Manchester; 2014 Whittemore Award winner Ron Rioux, Vice Chancellor for the Community College System of New Hampshire; Joseph Pepe, MD, President and CEO, Catholic Medical Center; Gary Bouchard, Professor of English at St. Anselm College

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Executive Health & Sports CenterFratello’s Ristorante ItalianoGreat New Hampshire RestaurantsiHeart MediaBarbara LarkinLegends Golf and Family RecreationManchester MonarchsMel’s Funway Park, LLCMetLifeNew Hampshire Fisher CatsNew Hampshire Motor SpeedwayOoh Laa SpaQuality Inn ManchesterSanta’s VillageStory LandThe Majestic TheatreVerizon Wireless Arena/SMGWater Country

Individual DonorsIncludes gifts of cash, planned giving and support via special events

$1,000 - $9,999AnonymousRichard M. BunkerStephen CamannEleanor W. Dahar, Esq.Dr. Raef and Bethanne FahmyWilliam and Bonnie GreinerDr. William and Jane GoodmanSharon J. HickeyKevin KimballJohn B. Sullivan, Jr.

$500 - $999Adele Boufford BakerAnonymousDaniel J. BallZubin S. Batlivala, MDJeffrey F. Bleakley, MDRichard and Renee BotnickFrank and Irene BuhlDr. Robert and Kathleen CataniaDr. David and Jane CharlesworthDr. William and Jane ClutterbuckMary T. DesrochersDr. and Mrs. Sylvio DupuisDr. Philip and Michelle FitzpatrickDr. James and Michelle FlynnLawrence H. FrankPatricia C. Furey, MD

Marc F. GuillemetteDr. Susan and Thomas HuardMargaret LambertTodd LittlefieldAnne M. O’Connor, MDCarolanne O’SullivanRichard and Barbara RaduzyckiRonald and Jane RiouxAlex and Lisa WalkerDorothy C. Welsh

$250 - $499John F. AndersonCarol A. BurkeJohn G. CroninJohanne DallaireEdward and Sarah DudleyBonnie L. FrisardMichael K. GilcoineNeil A. LevesqueSusan T. ManningMaria and Robert MonganDr. Jennifer and Jonathan PackardMargaret E. PiecuchRichard J. SakladCamille F. SarroufEdmund A. TraversRev. Gayle Whittemore

In-KindRichard M. Bunker

$1 - $249Judith M. AdamsPatricia A. AllardJeffrey and Gloria AndrewsAnonymous (7)Drs. Sergio and Josefina ArambuloTheresa J. ArbourJessica L. ArvanitisRichard and Lori AshoohGerald and Joyce AubinDoris E. AudetArmand V. AugerJohn R. BanksSusan J. BarnesJames R. BastisGene and Eileen BeckmanMaurice BeliveauCatherine A. BemisLinda D. BernsonDebra B. BlakeKrista M. Blasi

Gary Bouchard, Ph.D.Robert P. BoucherMargaret A. BourqueCecile S. BrasleyNorbert and Claudette BretonBarry and Joanne BrownJames T. BuntingWilliam and Marjorie BurdetteMichele L. ByrneDr. Robert and Anne CapodilupoDonald and Madeleine CaranoVictor N. Carbone, Jr.Albert and Joanne CaronYolande N. CaronDr. Charles and Tracey CarrierThomas F. CarrollCheryl L. CarterIrma C. CarterJohn CarterMary Ellen Carter and Tim GrayMary and Peter CataldoJohn I. CelesteBetty Y. ChanGermaine M. ClementSusan T. CloutierScott and Karla ColbyJames and Helen Collins

Colette M. ComtoisKathleen ConsidineMary P. CostelloArnold and Pauline CoteIrene R. CoulonAnthony CovielloBrian P. CussonDr. Christopher and Heather DainiakDavid E. DalrympleDr. James DeLeo and Dr. Daphnie MercadoThomas Della FloraJane E. DelmarMaurice and Elaine DemersPaula M. DenisWilliam T. DennehyMichael V. DeplacidoJeanne B. DescoteauxDr. Robert Dewey and Ms. Pamela VanArsdaleJanice D. DezielTanya P. Di GeorgeThomas F. DinardoMichael R. Dion, MDWilbrod and Rachel DionDoris C. DlubacEdward W. DrewDonna M. DubucDiane and Sam Dugan

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Members of the St. Mary’s Bank team enjoy the CMC Gala, October 2014.

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David and Kathleen DunnRonald and Shirley DupuisRochelle J. DuretteVivian L. DuvalJoanne C. EddingerArpie EvansRosemary J. EvansArnold and Carol FarberThomas and Devin FarrellyPatricia E. FodenSteve FoskettElaine M. FrisellaMarlene L. GaronDaniel A. Goldfarb, DMDScott and Barbara GoodwinRaymond and Sandra GordonDr. David and Kristen GouldBrian R. GrafJiohn GranitoBernard G. HailsonMichael and Tricia HallidayDael B. HarrisonLina Maria HernandezKelly J. HoldenGregory and Linda HoodLeonard R. HooperJudith E. HoustonSamuel W. Joffe, MDRev. John W. Keegan, S.J.Cynthia KolendaDr. Ovide and Jeanne LamontagneRobert and Bertha LaplantePeter and Gay LaRoche

Lisa A. Lavigne, RNEric H. LawlerPatricia D. LenckiJacqueline LeungMary P. LockridgeAnastasia M. LubyHugh A. Lynn, Jr.Nancy A. MaloDonna D. MannJo-Anne MansonWilliam and Ann MarvinDenise L. McGloneGeorge and Suzanne MercierRoger and Emily MercierDr. and Mrs. Norman G. MichaudDr. Stephen and Denise MichaudMarilyn MillsBruce A. MonetteMaureen MooreMargaret-Ann Moran, Esq.Lauren MottaDayle and Lee MoultonLu and James MullaEness M. NigroLeonard NouryClaire M. NuenoomKimberly OsbornBruce and Nancy PackardDaniel and Marie PaoneBrandie L. ParkerDiane M. ParksJacqueline C. PetersonRobert and Rose Marie Phillips

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice PichetteDr. Mary and Len PierceElaine E. PikeMarguerite D. PilotteScott PippinJocelyne D. PoissonColleen K. PouliotJohn T. RegulaYvette E. RheaultMargaret RiceMark and Lisa RondeauMerryll RosenfeldCarol A. RuggieroDennis and Maureen RyanJoyce A. SantostefanoCamille F. SarroufChris SchillbergJudith J. SheehanWilliam and Linda SirakA. Christen SmithKarl and Janet SoderquistKenneth S. SoskinTimothy and Suzanne SoucyDonald St. GermainLucille M. St. GermainYvonne R. St. HilaireLiane J. St. JohnChristine SumHelena SumRobert SumWilliam SumWilliam SylvaDmitry S. Tarasevich, MDCarol ThibaudeauErik S. TolfRichard J. Tomolonis, MDJennifer L. TorosianRichard M. TorossianJanet M. TroskiVasso TsingosMay TsuiBonnie TungKenneth TungPaul C. Tung, MDChristopher TurnerMelissa UmenhoferJeffrey R. Vachon, DMDLaurette VanasseAugustus and Krystyna VenturaMargaret S. WangDebra A. Welch

Mary C. WilliamsSherrie WilliamsJames and Kathleen WilliamsonTracy L. WoodRobert N. WorthingtonAnnita YimMarjorie Yin

In-KindCharilyn R. CampbellEleanor W. Dahar, Esq.

Memorial Gifts

In Memory of Sr. Margaret Ahern Stephen Camann

In Memory of Gina Frederickson Annis Margaret A. Bourque

In Memory of Ruth Ansell Eric S. Tolf

In Memory of Gertrude Auger Armand V. Auger

In Memory of Clyde J. Baker Stephen Camann

In Memory of Leo Boisvert Doris E. Audet

In Memory of Donna Campbell Rosemary J. Evans

In Memory of Jean M. Celeste John I. Celeste

In Memory of Jill Considine Kathleen Considine

In Memory of Richard Costello Mary P. Costello

In Memory of Julia Cullen Elaine E. Pike

In Memory of George William Curran Carol A. Burke

In Memory of Herbert Davis Irma C. Carter John Carter Mary Ellen Carter and Tim Gray

In Memory of Paul Dlubac Doris C. Dlubac

Peter Gosline, Interim Chief Administrative Officer, Upper Connecticut Valley Hospital, and Louis Fink, MD, Medical Director of The New England Heart & Vascular Institute, who performed sextuple bypass on Mr. Gosline. Mr. Gosline has made a multi-year pledge commitment to NEHVI.

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Marybeth Pierce, DMD, Clinical Director of the Poisson Dental Facility and Natalie Canario, Dental Assistant at the Poisson Dental Facility, at the CMC Wine and Beer Tasting, May, 2015. The event benefitted the Poisson Dental Facility and Community Health Services.

In Memory of Marcel R. Dupuis, MD Anonymous Gerald and Joyce Aubin Stephen Camann Yolande N. Caron CCA Global Partners William T. Dennehy Ronald and Shirley Dupuis Lambert Funeral Home & Crematory, Inc. William and Ann Marvin Mast Road Grain & Building Materials Co., Inc. Roger and Emily Mercier Dr. and Mrs. Norman G. Michaud Marilyn Mills Claire M. Nuenoom Pawtucket Probation Staff Lucille M. St. Germaine Yvonne R. St. Hilaire

In Memory of Bob and Scott Evans Rosemary J. Evans

In Memory of Rachel H. Gagnon Arnold and Pauline Cote

In Memory of Dr. Leon C. Haas The Surgical Care Group, PC

In Memory of Timothy Michael Halliday Michael L. Halliday

In Memory of Pauline Hebert Jacqueline C. Peterson

In Memory of Louise Kuslaka Jacqueline C. Peterson

In Memory of Lucinda Laferte Doris C. Dlubac

In Memory of Charles E. Letson, Sr. CMC - Heart & Vascular Unit Margaret Lambert

In Memory of Edward S. Littlefield Dell, Inc. Todd Littlefield

In Memory of Kathy Mack Leonard R. Hooper

In Memory of Stuart L. Osborne, Sr. Barry and Joanne Brown

In Memory of Lillian Pearl Parks Diane M. Parks

In Memory of Barbara Ann Rainey Jeffrey and Gloria Andrews Paula M. Denis Raymond and Sandra Gordon Judith E. Houston Peter and Gay LaRoche Law Offices of Howard Gross Dayle and Lee Moulton Tracy L. Wood

In Memory of Nancy Sturtevant Marguerite D. Pilotte

In Memory of Hsi-Lin Tung, MD, FACS Drs. Sergio and Josefina Arambulo Betty Y. Chan Vivian L. Duval Jacqueline Leung Christine Sum Helena Sum Robert Sum William Sum May Tsui Bonnie Tung Kenneth Tung Paul C. Tung, MD Margaret S. Wang Annita Yim Marjorie Yin

In Memory of Gerard Williams Mary C. Williams

Tribute Gifts

In Honor of Anne Mary P. Lockridge

In Honor of Carole Banks John R. Banks

In Honor of Ann Bicknell Carol Thibaudeau

In Honor of Dr. Goldberg Larry and Patricia Gammon

In Honor of Howie Wheeler’s Hike for NEHI Gene and Eileen Beckman Maurice and Elaine Demers Margaret Rice Kimberly Osborn

In Honor of Paula Mahon James T. Bunting

In Honor of Michael Motta Lauren Motta

In Honor of New England Heart Institute (NEHI) Larry and Patricia Gammon

In Honor of Krystyna Ventura Augustus and Krystyna Ventura

We work hard to make sure your support is properly recognized. If you feel your name was incorrectly listed or omitted in error, please contact CMC Development at 603-663-8011, or email ccarter@cmc-nh.org. Should you be interested in making a donation, becoming involved as a corporate donor, or learning about planned giving opportunities, please call 603-663-6056.

Compassionate Excellence people, places and partnerships

People, Places and Partnerships CMC Board of Directors

Rick Botnick, Chair E&R Cleaners

Maria Mongan, Vice Chair Verizon

John G. Cronin, Esq., Secretary Cronin, Bisson & Zalinsky, PC

Richard E. Ashooh, Treasurer BAE Systems

Joseph Pepe, MD, President & CEO, Catholic Medical Center

Adele Boufford Baker J.N. Boufford & Sons Inc.

William B. Clutterbuck, MD Surgical Care Group, PC

Eleanor Wm. Dahar, Esq. Dahar & Dahar Law Offices

Harry E. Dumay, PhD Saint Anselm College

Raef Fahmy, DPM Catholic Medical Center

Louis I. Fink, MD New England Heart & Vascular Institute

Powen Hsu, MD New Era Medicine

Susan D. Huard, PhD Manchester Community College

Matthew Kfoury Central Paper Products Company

Neil Levesque NH Institute of Politics

Patrick A. Mahon, MD Surgical Care Group

Paul S. Moore, Esq. MooreMart

Diane Murphy Quinlan, Esq. Bishop’s Delegate for Health Care Diocese of Manchester

Keith A. Stahl, MD Family Health & Wellness Center

Fr. Patrick Sullivan OSB, RN St. Anselm College / Abbey

Medical Staff Leaders

William Goodman, MD, MPH Chief Medical Officer, VPMA

Patrick A. Mahon, MD President, Medical Staff

Thomas J. Kleeman, MD Vice President, Medical Staff

Paul DelGuidice, MD Secretary/Treasurer

William Clutterbuck, MD Executive Medical Director

Surgical Department Chiefs

John J. Munoz, MD Chair, Department of Surgery

Paul DelGuidice, MD Chief, Section of Anesthesiology

Benjamin M. Westbrook, MD Chief, Section of Cardiovascular Surgery

Jeffrey Byer, MD Chief, Section of ENT

Richard Tomolonis, MD Chief, Section of General Surgery

Jerome T. Schlachter, MD Chief, Section of OB/GYN

Kimberly Licciardi, MD Chief, Section of Opthalmology

Uri M. Ahn, MD Chief, Section of Orthopaedic Surgery

Weldon Sanford, MD Chief, Section of Pathology

Steven L. Brown, MD Chief, Section of Plastic Surgery

Patrick Dwyer, DPM Chief, Section of Podiatry

John J. Munoz, MD Chief, Section of Urology

Medical Department Chiefs

David Goldberg, MD Chair, Department of Medicine

Ajay Koshy, MD Chief, Section of Ambulatory Medicine

Louis I. Fink, MD Chief, Section of Cardiology

Kathleen M. Zaffino, MD Chief, Section of Emergency Medicine

Mark Silversmith, MD Chief, Section of Gastroenterology

William Goodman, MD, MPH Chief, Section of Hospital Medicine

Powen Hsu, MD Chief, Section of Adult Medicine

Erik Shessler, MD Chief, Section of Newborn Care

Elena Luchanok, MD Chief, Section of Psychiatry

Michael Luck, MD, Chief, Section of Radiology

CMC Healthcare Resources

Allergy

Ambulatory Medicine

Anesthesiology

Bariatrics

Behavioral Health

Breast Health

Cardiology

Cardiovascular Surgery

Colorectal Disease

Dental

Dermatology

Emergency Medicine 24/7 Trauma Center

Endocrinology

ENT (Otolaryngology)

Gastroenterology

General Surgery

Hematology/Oncology

24/7 Hospitalist

Medicine

Infectious Disease

Laboratory

Neurology

Neurosurgery

Newborn Care

OB/GYN

Obesity Treatment Center

Ophthalmology

Orthopaedic Surgery

Pain Management

Pathology

Plastic Surgery

Podiatry

Primary Care

Psychiatry

Pulmonary Disease

Radiology

Rehabilitation

Sleep Center

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New Hooksett Medical Park: primary care, physical therapy and lab facilities.

people, places and partnershipsCompassionate Excellence

Social Work

Stroke Care

Surgical Care

Thoracic Surgery

Urgent Care

Urology

Vascular

Wound Care

Primary Care Practice Locations

Amoskeag Primary Care Manchester

Family Health & Wellness Center at Bedford

Family Physicians of Manchester

Goffstown Family Practice

Granite State Internal Medicine Bedford

Highlander Way Internal Medicine Manchester

Hooksett Primary Care

Lakeview Internal Medicine at Hooksett Medical Park

Queen City Medical Associates Manchester

Urgent Care Bedford

Webster Street Internal Medicine Manchester

Willowbend Family Practice Bedford

Healthcare Partnerships

CMC’s New England Heart & Vascular Institute physicians care for patients at the following facilities:

Androscoggin Valley Hospital Berlin, NH

Huggins Hospital Wolfeboro, NH

Monadnock Community Hospital Peterborough, NH

Overlook Medical Park Derry, NH

Parkland Medical Center Derry, NH

St. Joseph Hospital Nashua, NH

Speare Memorial Hospital Plymouth, NH

Upper Connecticut Valley Hospital Colebrook, NH

CMC provides bariatric services at Androscoggin Valley Hospital Berlin, NH

allwell™ – network of doctors

Granite Health – network of hospitals

BASC- Bedford Ambulatory Surgical Center

Center for Telehealth – Telestroke program

Dartmouth-Hitchcock Norris Cotton Cancer Center

Dartmouth Pulmonary Medicine Group

Diocese of Manchester

Families in Transition

Farnum Center

The Genavix Wellness Network / Executive Health & Sports Center

Greater Manchester Community Health Needs Assessment

Home Health and Hospice Care

Manchester Monarchs

NH American Heart Association

New Horizons for New Hampshire

Nursing homes, including:

Bedford Hills Center

Hillsborough County Nursing Home

Mt. Carmel Rehabilitation and Nursing Center

Ridgewood Center

St. Teresa’s Health Care Center

Organization for Refugee and Immigrant Success

Educational Partnerships

American International College

Bay Path University

Boston College

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Boston University

California College/Independence

Colby Sawyer

Creighton University

Dartmouth College

Fitchburg State University

Franklin Pierce University

George Washington University

Georgetown University

Goffstown Fire

Great Bay Community College

Hesser College

Husson University

Keene State College

Manchester Community College

Mass College of Pharmacy

Mass General Institute

Nat’l Inst of First Assisting

NECB and Finance

New England EMS Institute

New Hampshire Tech Institute- Concord’s Community College

NH Institute for Therapeutic Art

NHMSI

Northeastern University

Northern Essex Community College

Passaic County Community College

Plymouth State University

Quinnipiac University

Regis College

River Valley Community College

Rivier College

Sacred Heart University

Saint Anselm College

Saint Joseph’s College

Saint Joseph’s School of Nursing

Salter School

Seacoast Career Schools

Simmons College

Southern NH University (SNHU)

Southern University of NY (SUNY)

The Catholic University

U Mass Boston

U Mass Lowell

U Mass Worcester

UNH

UNH - Manchester

University of Hartford

University of New England

University of Phoenix

University of South Alabama

University of Southern ME

University of VT

Walden University

Wentworth Institute of Technology

Worcester State College

Grand opening of BASC Imaging Center.

Awards and Accreditations

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Awarded Healthcare Business of the Year by Business NH Magazine (May 2015)

Received Get With The Guidelines®–Stroke Gold, Plus Achievement Award from the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association (March 2015)

Named “Gold Fit-Friendly Worksite” by the American Heart Association (March 2015)

CMC’s Pregnancy Care Center received site approval as a CenteringPregnancyTM model of care (Dec 2014)

Recognized as a Top Performer on Key Quality Measures® by The Joint Commission for 2013 (Nov 2014)

Named one of the Nation’s 50 Top Cardiovascular Hospitals for 2015 by Truven Health Analytics for the second year in a row (Nov 2014)

Designated as a Baby-FriendlyTM Hospital, a global initiative by WHO and UNICEF to implement practices that protect, promote and support breastfeeding (Oct 2014)

Named one of the 100 hospitals and health systems with great heart programs by Becker’s Hospital Review (Sept 2014)

Recognized with SEVEN 2014 Union Leader Readers’ Choice Awards:

Best Hospital—Overall Best Hospital—Cardiac CareBest Hospital—Childbirth Best Hospital—Emergency CareBest Hospital—Weight Loss Best Doctor’s Office—Willowbend Family PracticeBest Physical Therapy (runner up) (July 2014)